Can a student get BITS, Pilani with CSE with 95% in class 12th, 4500 rank in AKTU and 138 marks in JEE Mains?

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    Srinarayan Prajapati | Guide-Level 15

    6 years ago
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    Ankit Kumar University of Delhi | Guide-Level 15

    6 years ago
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    Geetanjli Sharma | Contributor-Level 7

    9 years ago
    You can get seat at BITS Pilani but I can not say about CSE particularly as it is very much demanding stream. And it is already end of JULY seats would have been filled over there. But there are some Private Universities which are equally good. They provide good Infrastructure, Faculty and Placements.You should choose a college which give you opportunity to work in live projects and give you good exposure. You may browse some web sites and check their details


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    Aarti Singh | Guide-Level 14

    9 years ago
    Prince, please check the link below to know the tentative colleges that you can get with these JEE marks
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    In case a good college doesn't come your way then you should try for admission in any good private university with these good marks in 12%.
    Most private universities offer you admission on JEE scores/ tests conducted by them/ your marks in 12th. Some of these also offer good scholarships based on any one of the above mentioned admission criteria.
    Placements an important criteria of a course also is commendable in most private universities as they are are a great hub for placements fo
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